According to the official history, Santa Anna tried to transform Mexico from a federal republic into a centralized republic, removing sovereignty among its former constituent states. This angered Texans and Tejanos who fought and won for their independence.
However, the motives of the Texan Revolution (1835-1836) have a much darker origin: in reality, they fought for their right to keep slaves.
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genral Antonio Lopez de santa Anna
it sought to undermine their autonomy
Antonio Lopez De Santa Ana
After the battle of the Alamo, I believe. :)
No.
genral Antonio Lopez de santa Anna
It sought to undermine their autonomy.
it sought to undermine their autonomy
He wanted to set up an example against Texan revels. This was of course, counterproducing, as it encouraged American southerners to join in and help the Texans against the Mexican government.
it sought to undermine their autonomy
General Zachary Taylor seized power in the 1834 Mexico City revolt! Wrong. Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna
It sought to undermine their autonomy.
it sought to undermine their autonomy
Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna (1794 - 1876)
Antonio Nunez Lopez was born in 1970.
Yes.
Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna did not make the law of april 6 1830. The Texans had a big fight or debate against the Mexicans of freedom rights. Then the Mexicans then decided to make a few laws they had to follow.